St Marys Cement-Detroit safety activity
MSHA violations, accident reports and inspections.
Safety activity
Electrical conductors.
30 CFR 56.12004 · $1,126.00 proposed penalty
Construction and maintenance of guards.
30 CFR 56.14112(b) · $209.00 proposed penalty
Handrails and toeboards.
30 CFR 56.11002 · Significant and substantial (S&S) · $1,037.00 proposed penalty
High-pressure hose connections.
30 CFR 56.13021 · $151.00 proposed penalty
Protection of gas cylinder valves.
30 CFR 56.16006 · $151.00 proposed penalty
Identification of power switches.
30 CFR 56.12018 · $151.00 proposed penalty
Regular Safety and Health Inspection
57.0 on-site hours reported
Construction and maintenance of guards.
30 CFR 56.14112(a)(1) · $245.00 proposed penalty
Electrical conductors.
30 CFR 56.12004 · $432.00 proposed penalty
Dust control.
30 CFR 56.9315 · $165.00 proposed penalty
Procedures during repairs or maintenance.
30 CFR 56.14105 · Significant and substantial (S&S) · $549.00 proposed penalty
Action level.
30 CFR 62.120 · $267.00 proposed penalty
Spot Inspection
10.3 on-site hours reported
Records of training.
30 CFR 46.9(b)(2) · $151.00 proposed penalty
Training plans.
30 CFR 46.3(b) · $151.00 proposed penalty
Protective equipment and clothing for hazards and irritants.
30 CFR 56.15006 · Significant and substantial (S&S) · $2,712.00 proposed penalty
Work on power circuits.
30 CFR 56.12017 · Significant and substantial (S&S) · $2,712.00 proposed penalty
Spot Inspection
12.0 on-site hours reported
Spot Inspection
7.5 on-site hours reported
Electrical
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Accident narrative
Notified that an incident occurred. Upon checking near the main shop area, Miner 1 (an electrician) was found lying on the main floor, surrounded by fellow miners. It was determined that the 440 main breaker had experienced a catastrophic failure. Subsequent observations revealed that Miner 1 had borne the brunt of the failure and sustained 2nd-degree burns to both hands.
Handtools (nonpowered)
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Accident narrative
Miner A was chipping debris in the discharge area of the finish mill, when Miner B noticed a fresh wound on Miner A's right forearm. It is believed that material from the mill caused this laceration. Miner A was conveyed to the hospital and released later that day. Miner A returned to work the next day.
Compliance Follow-up Inspection
0.8 on-site hours reported
103 (g) Written Notification Hazard Complaint Inspectio
3.3 on-site hours reported
Barricades and warning signs.
30 CFR 56.20011 · $165.00 proposed penalty
Grounding circuit enclosures.
30 CFR 56.12025 · $151.00 proposed penalty
Sources and definitions
MSHA Violations (issue date), Accidents (accident date) and Inspections (begin date).
Violation titles use current CFR headings to identify the cited rule; they are not the inspector’s account of what happened.
Counts describe published rows, including contractor records; accident records are not distinct incidents or numbers of people injured.
Zero means no matching records in the imported sources, not proof of no events. Historical coverage differs by source; absence before a source begins reporting is not a zero incident rate. Invalid or absent dates and records after the snapshot are excluded.
S&S means SIG_SUB=Y. Fatality records use DEGREE_INJURY_CD=01. Proposed penalties are not final assessed or paid amounts; missing dollar values are omitted.
Inspection hours are SUM_TOTAL_ON_SITE_HOURS attributed to the inspection start date, without supervisor/trainee hours. Missing hours are omitted; a started inspection may still be open.
Portfolio totals use current mine membership, including events before the current owner or operator's tenure.